Premier Li Keqiang (centre), European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker (left) and European Council President Donald Tusk leave the podium after a press conference at the end of an EU-China summit in Brussels in June. Photo: AFP
Premier Li Keqiang (centre), European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker (left) and European Council President Donald Tusk leave the podium after a press conference at the end of an EU-China summit in Brussels in June. Photo: AFP
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Premier Li Keqiang (centre), European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker (left) and European Council President Donald Tusk leave the podium after a press conference at the end of an EU-China summit in Brussels in June. Photo: AFP
Premier Li Keqiang (centre), European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker (left) and European Council President Donald Tusk leave the podium after a press conference at the end of an EU-China summit in Brussels in June. Photo: AFP
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